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Surprise Weddings
(ITV, Tues & Thurs 9pm) What the **** kind of stupid concept is this? I was
DYING for one of the blokes to turn round and say "Sorry love, but I've been
aving an affair with your sister/best friend/neighbour/cat" As if any of
them were actually likely to say no.
I'm not about to come over as the moral minority, or start going on about
the Sanctity of Marriage, but doesn't it just cheapen the whole thing? Let
alone the fact that it's another selection of publicity seeking wannabes
after their five minutes in front of a tv camera.
"Eastenders: Mark Fowler's Story" (BBC1,
Sat 7.25) Errrr..what? Sort of Mark's story, sort of Todd Carty's story,
sort of Eastenders getting very self-congratulatory & slapping itself firmly
on the back. This Is Your Life without the book and the boring family
bits. Waste of half an hour. Couldn't they have found a repeat of Are You
Being Served instead?
"The Luvvie Awards" (ITV, Sat 9.30) Yay!
Celebs getting brought firmly down to earth. Rightly so. This was
surprisingly good fun - although if they'd invented a category for having an
opinion about absolutely any subject under the sun,they'd've had to give it
to Paul Ross. Got famous for having a brother (because, obviously that's
such a difficult thing to do), and now rents out his face and allegedly
expert opinion to every clip show, best of and award ceremony going. I
suppose it pays the rent.
"Eastenders: Trevor & Little Mo" (BBC1,
Sun 7pm) What is this? Eastenders Specials Weekend? Actaully, no. Whereas
the Mark Fowler show was self-congratualtory nonsense, this was a much more
sensible show. Part of the Hitting Home season on domestic violence, showing
the storyline, and the background that went into one of the most serious
subjects 'Stenders has dealt with. A good reminder of the drama, and a good
way of raising awareness.
"24"
(BBC2, Sun 10pm) Series 2. A new day. You know the deal with this, near
"real time" (an hour sqaushed into 45 mins to make space for the adverts in
the USA) Keifer Sutherland, blah blah blah. Middle Eastern nuclear
terrorists. Wonder where they dreamed that idea up from? And why is it
already 8am in the first episode? Unless this series is really 16? I know
the world and his dog were hooked last time out, and probably will be again,
but it's SOOOOOOOOOOooooooooo slow and dull. 24 weeks, bearing in
mind it'll get pulled off for virtually every sporting event on the planet,
we'll probably reach a conclusion in about October. Or I could ask a few
friends and ruin it for you by about April. Hmmmmm.
Quiz answer of the week? Barry Grant.
Lorraine
Picture from BBC - Drama - 24
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